March 19, 2019
| Blog Post
The Latest On: Clean Energy
March 19, 2019
| In the News: Utility Dive
A Utility Regulatory Process For The 21st Century Gets A Test Run In Hawaii
March 10, 2019
| In the News: Michigan Daily
The University of Michigan's Carbon Neutrality Efforts
Shannon Fisk, Managing Attorney, Coal Program, Earthjustice: “A lot of big old coal plants still lack modern pollution controls because they were not required to install them until they were modified.”
February 27, 2019
| In the News: WJCT
Solar Advocates Ask Court To Force JEA To Restore Net Metering Policy
Bonnie Malloy, Attorney, Florida Office: “Luckily, in Florida we have a statute that requires a net metering program to be employed by all utilities. That is why we brought this suit, to get JEA in particular, and any other utilities who are trying to slowly dismantle their program, to follow suit and comply with the law.”
February 25, 2019
| Press Release
Hawai‘i Gas Boiling Against Landmark Decision on Solar Water Heaters
February 21, 2019
| In the News: Solar Industry
Community Solar Legislation Introduced In Florida
Luis Torres, Senior Legislative Representative, Earthjustice: “With community solar, families of all income levels are able to harness the power of the sun, with low- and moderate-income families set to be big winners under this new bill.”
February 21, 2019
| In the News: Solar Power World
Pennsylvania Lawmakers Introduce Bipartisan Community Solar Legislation
Jessica Ennis, Legislative Director for Climate & Energy, Earthjustice: “Community solar is a critical policy that opens access to clean energy to all. We urge the General Assembly to move this legislation and expand the benefits of solar energy to all Pennsylvanians.”
February 20, 2019
| In the News: Solar United Neighbors
Solar Supporters Ask Judge To Restore Jacksonville Homeowners’ Solar Rights
Bonnie Malloy, Attorney, Florida Office: “Jacksonville is giving solar customers serious shade. The utility wants to give families next to nothing for the solar power they produce while selling that same electricity to their neighbors for three times as much.”
